Local WCTU meeting outlines temperance drive plans
The Clety Fuette 91 W C U met Tuesday afternoon at 3 in the Friends church parlor. Officers led prayers and song as the treasurer reported encouragement and a plan to have city pupils write essays on The Evils of Cigarette Smoking. The national drive seeks 1 006 000 members and 1 000 000 dollars, beginning March 20 with a prayer jubilee.
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Friends’ Church
H. A. White
R. K. Marshall
Russell Street
D A R Chapter Plans Colonial Tea Event
The Alexander Martin chapter met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. W. K. Tabb’s home on Parkway. Members planned the Colonial tea scheduled for April 24, and Mrs. John Lambeth read an interesting paper during the session. Refreshments were served after the business.
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Alexander Martin
W. K. Tabb
Parkway
John Lambeth
Earnest Workers' Guild to Meet at Mrs. Furgurson Home
The Earnest Workers' guild of the First Reformed Church will meet with Mrs L C Furgurson this evening at her home on Church street. All members and prospective members are invited.
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Earnest Workers’ Guild of the First Reformed Church
L. C. Furgurson
Church Street
Clark Couple Return From Winston-Salem Visit
Mr and Mrs C Clark have returned from Winston-Salem after a several day visit.
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C. Clark
Winston-Salem
Ladies Auxiliary Hosts Church Reception at Shipman Home
Five members of the Five Ladies Auxiliary of the First Presbyterian Church entertained at Mrs. W G Shipman’s Gatewood avenue home. The officers formed the receiving line and a musical program followed. Ice cream cake and coffee were served as refreshments to a large church attendance.
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First Presbyterian Church
W. G. Shipman
Gatewood Avenue
Presbyterian drive sends Rev C P Coble to Rockingham Caswell
Rev C P Coble departed today for Rockingham and Caswell counties to promote the Presbyterian drive and Flo expects to return to the city by Saturday night.
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C. P. Coble
Rockingham
Caswell
Flo
Cornelian Club to Meet Friday at Mrs Howe's Home
The Cornelian club will gather Friday at 3 PM at the home of Mrs H B Howe on Johnson Street. Members plan a social meeting with possible plans for future events.
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Cornelian Club
H. B. Howe
Johnson Street
Local hospital reports appendicitis operation
Mrs. J. W. Austin underwent an appendicitis operation at High Point hospital yesterday. J. E. Jones Jr., recently returned from overseas duty with the A. E. B. F., arrived in the city yesterday. F. S. Lambeth of Thomasville was in the city yesterday on business.
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J. W. Austin
High Point Hospital
J. E. Jones, Jr
The
A. EB. F
F. S. Lambeth
Thomasville
Red Cross Relief Workers Meet In North Carolina
The southern division of the Red Cross conducts home service conferences across the division starting February through spring. Greensboro hosts a March 25 26 27 meeting for northern county delegates from Alamance Caswell Chatham Davidson Davie Durham Forsyth Franklin Granville Guil ford Nash Orange Person Randolph Rockingham Stokes Surry Vance Wake Warren Yadkin with at least two delegates per county.
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Greensboro
Alamance
Caswell
Chatham
Davidson
Davie
Durham
Forsyth
Franklin
Granville
Guilford
Nash
Orange
Person
Randolph
Rockingham
Stokes
Surry
Vance
Wake
Warren
Yadkin
Red Cross
Home Service
Dr. Clayton Begins Dentistry Practice in City
Dr. W. F. Clayton, recently mustered out of the army after service since 1917, resumes private practice and opens offices over the Loflin store on North Main street. He served at Camp Sevier Greenville S C in the base hospital and accumulated 185 months of service noted for mouth infections and rheumatic and gastric issues. The Camp Sevier base hospital treated about 30 000 patients with the dental department handling roughly 7 009 cases.
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W. F. Clayton
Loflin
North Main Street
Clayton
Camp Sevier
Greenville
S. C
Dental Department
Peftsburg Bandit Gets 17 Year Term
Montreal March 20 William Patterson of Pittsburgh was condemned to serve seventeen years in the penitentiary for highway robbery. Detectives proved he used violence in two hold ups and robbed five citizens and in a third case pointed a revolver at an aged woman and stole less than forty cents.
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Montreal
William Patterson
Pittsburgh
Smith Moore announces Ed Allen joins for better shaving
No More Long Watts announces Ed Allen joining Smith & Moore at No 120 S Main Street High Point. The note promises convenience with improvements including a shower bath and instantaneous tub bath and emphasizes sanitary standards.
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Ed. Allen
Nog Hill Paragrafs From GRORGE Nog Hill Paragrafs
Cricket Hicks was last seen Sunday around 2 15 pm driving toward Miss Rosy Moseley’s home where smoke rose from the parlor chimney. Jeff Pollocks built a shed over his cow. Washington Hocks, a longtime resident, says persistence can win any woman if she keeps trying until she changes her mind.
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Cricket Hicks
Jeff Pollocks
Washington Hocks
One Week's Beer Supply in Baltimore
Baltimore reports only a week's beer on hand with two months needed to brew a new palatable batch. Mrs. W. A. Devis is indisposed at her Centennial avenue home.
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Baltimore
W. A. Devis
Centennial Avenue
New Spring Arrivals Display Fashion Debut
Coats and capes headline a range of new models with fresh fabrics colors and styling. Departments showcase spring merchandise as shops invite customers to browse the latest arrivals at leisure.
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EB. C. Shields
Steele Street
Dorothy Holt
Mary Hiatt
Irene Hiatt
Blossom Thacker
Judith Burton
Dudley Mcckhenny
Edgar Falkeoner
Mr. Hogshead
Paul Landreth
Dale Preddy
Eugene Molley
Charles Caviness
Winnie Vail
Alma Holt
Homer Hayworth
Hayden
D. A. HH. Meeting
Earnest Workers Guild
Coble
Andregoes
Moffitt Furnishing Co
OCR
the Civilian Relief Department of
Portant
State of
North Carolina
Round Table
Peftsburg Bandit
S. Main Street
Grorge
Wange AM
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